Expert BIM Services for Architecture, Engineering & Construction

Yes. Cresire provides fully integrated multi disciplinary BIM models including architectural, structural, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) elements in a coordinated digital  environment. We also run inter-discipline clash detection as part of the workflow, helping project stakeholders identify and resolve clashes before the project goes on site for construction.

Yes, Cresire develops shop drawings directly from Revit models but with an important distinction. We don’t just “extract drawings.” We refine the Revit model to reach the necessary level of detailing ( LOD 350-400). As soon as this stage of detailing is reached, we add dimensions and tagging information to produce detailed shop drawings. With this methodology, less differences occur between what is depicted on the drawings and what actually gets installed in the field.

The utilization of 3D BIM modeling ensures smooth coordination since all participants of the construction process work together on a unified model. Thus, potential inconsistencies associated with such systems as structures and mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) services will be detected in advance before the commencement of construction activities. All problems will be solved at the design stage, not on-site, resulting in efficient processes.

Yes. For UK and European clients, Cresire’s BIM workflows align with BS EN ISO 19650 (parts 1 and 2), including the preparation of a BIM Execution Plan (BEP), use of a Common Data Environment (CDE), defined information container naming conventions, and structured information deliveries at agreed Milestones. We work within CDEs including Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), BIM 360, Viewpoint, and ProjectWise.

For US projects, if requested, Cresire aligns model content and drawing annotations with International Building Code (IBC) requirements, AIA document conventions for layering, and the client’s in-house BIM/CAD standards. We reference the client’s BIM Project Execution Plan (BxP) and adopt their naming conventions, sheet numbering, and parameter requirements.

All models must go through the QA/QC process involving three stages: (1) BIM modelers compare their models against LOD and the checklist; (2) Senior BIM leaders check geometry correctness, parameter completion, and clash condition; (3) Final check against the client’s BEP or project brief. The checking process is done via the Model Review function in Revit, while MEP and structural models are further clash-checked using Navisworks.

Cresire requested for: existing 2D CAD drawings (DWG/PDF) or scan data (.rcp/.e57), a scope of work for the BIM model, the desired level of detail, any project BIM standards or BEP, and the format of delivery that you prefer. In the case of Scan to BIM, we will need scan data. You just need to send us a project brief or an RFI submission, in case you haven’t finalized your drawings yet.

Cresire can work as a subconsultant, BIM outsourcing partner, or augmented team staffing. We coordinate typically through a common data environment (CDE), email-based communication, and scheduled video calls. For any recurring or major project, a BIM Coordinator from Cresire is assigned to be a single point of contact. We have the expertise of collaborating with architects, structural engineers, MEPs, and contractors together without disturbing their work process.